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From the Bu6alo Express, July II.
Yesterday morning was an eventful ono In the
history OF dogdom. Twenty-seven luckless cap
tives whose term of probation had passed were
offered up on the electric altar. The new form OF
execution dispenses altogether with the "dull
thud, the ''sharp report" and the cloud splash"
One by one the doomed dogs were led from the
kennel-room to the chamber Of death. One by one
they were placed in a box about two by three,
lined with tin, with about an inch OF water In the
bottom. One by one they were muzzlod with q
wire running through the mouth. A simple touch
CT the lever-a corpse. The work Of extermina-
ton was witnessed yesterday by Drs. NeMichael,
Wende, Park, Fell, and others all OF whom ex-
pressed delight at the expedition with which the
work Of destruction was performed. At preeent
only three or four dogs. OF evident good social
standing, remain at the pound. The fresh crop
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Mama.
o. $500


The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington STOCK Exch.ngs noted to-day:
i ii F. f7s coupons 1aaA bid y e oa4% IS.
los l9SA asked. 5osesr fund. sos, isS4. isiS'
Ss SS ssah
Street Stree 40 bid ,Msshinston Ga. q asted George
ll4s asked; German American Insurspce ISL bid
M MsGmc H1b1nds lOSh asked Maahingtop Brick
Nat Nafo Naa Metropolitan Bank. 1850 BID f.rmers'
bb BANK 112 bid: Central Nstional bank, liz bid.
Pesona ue Co $SS bid 4os ,skeS chsssHsaks and
Electric Light, 7S asked
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(SHAN RY SALE.

by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. passed In equity cause No -
ao05S; docket 26. wherein AaE1s O.: Bradley e ~
fend.nts shall offer for ale 70 the highest bidder IN
front Of the PROMISES, on SATURDAY. the TWENTY
S'cL2cK 9, = N: ~ that certain parcel ground u
Described e the west thirty GOD feet Of et numbered
one hundred md eight lOS in Bealrs 70 aid
Georgetown, fronting thirty (SO) feet the north lido
Of Beau street, between NOntsomery and Monroe
streets and extending back with that width one hum
Sred and twenty slG ts:t 70 Poplar street Thi. lot
SO, feet front and .ixty 900 feet deep Of them
fronting on Beall street and two on Poplar street.
One OF them viii b offered for sale with the pTivege
Of the four.
Terms Of SALE prescribed by the decree are q fol-
lows: One third OF the Rurchase money in cash and
II. siS tWelva md sshtnsn mnnths o ~
sale With interest At the rate Of x per cent Per
mum or AZ II cash, ct the purchaser's option de-
Rosit q 3So M b REQUIRED ON each CUB lot s he
purchasers cost the terms Of sale NOT compiled
with Within twenty days after sale the property W IS
resold Ut the Eak and cost Of the afaukin
REGINALD 1KNDAfIs 4knssss.
DUNCANsoH BROS, kuetionssrs rSdxS:
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From the n. T.. 1fmes, to-day.
wallace Ross has been matched against George
Dubear Tor ree-ntle SOUL race, mile and one
half and return, TO b rowed August L. Ross IL
backed BIZ william A. Buckingham, OF Norwich,
Coun., while Peter Duryea furnishes Bubears
monsy. The race Is TO be for $500 side, and half
OF this amount has already been deposited with
Hamilton Busbey, editor OF zEr, Field and Form.
The second deposit must be made August 10. Mr..
buck1n0ham also offered 70 back Ross and Lee Tor
double ecuu race against Bubear and mate,
barring Hsnlan, 0audauf and TeemeE. Ar. Duryea
asked Tor time 70 consider the proposition IL has
not ben doc1ded where Ro0 and Bdbear win row.
Tho race e % b roWed between aud O'Clock In
the afternoon, ana should be close affair.
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AUCTION SALES.
NNRueTEEs SALE OF TWO-STORY AND BASE
u MENT BRICK DWELLING, No lilo fOURTE
STREET NORTHWEST.

i MENT BRICK DWELLiNG. No lilo FOURTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
Under and hy virtue of decree Of the Supreme -
Court Of the District Of Columbia passed June Is,
RSec .gpsi.Sp IL fsglt q ,hs Prsipisss on THgkS
UcIocK N fbn .s ra-t nf !Ss7b FIvs
norsh pr square No SIS. in the city 81 Washington,
y. c. described follows: Beginning for the same I'll
the southeast Of said lot and funning thenoe
vest 100 feet thence north II feet 91nches thence
thence east ID feet thence south feet thence east
"a feet inches 70 Fourth street, and thsnce south Ii
feet inches to the beginning, together with the I'm
provements and sppurtenancea
Terms Of sale One third cash; balance in two in
notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest per
from the day Of SALE and secured BY deed Of trust Of
option Of the purchaser e100 deposit will be required
1t time Of SALE and the terms Of sale must be compiled
with within ten days from day Of sale.
A c. BRADLEY, Trustee,
412 louisiana ave. NV.
N12-d&ds n THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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How % Treat HOrses Overcome by
Heat.

To the Editor Of TIE EVENING star:
lady reader OF your paper gives the following
directions for treating horses who suffer In hot
weather: Battle the horses heads and legs in a
strong solution OF salt and water; In less than
twenty minutes they will be relieved. This is also
goOdfor SunStroke and In the cases OF COWS suffer-
Ing from excessive heat. MRS. W. p. THOMPSON.
Bealeton, Va, July 20.
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TTHOMAS BOWLING, Auc,ioneer.

CHAIN BRIDGE, WITH A GOOD MILL SITE
AND GOOD WATER-POWER, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, AUGUST FIRST, 1887, at ONE aatx
O'CLOCK, at my Auction Rooms, 18th street aud S6&
Pennsyvania avenue. shall sell tract of land -,
containing ID acres, which has good mill site and
perfect located at the south end OF the
Chain Bridge. about three miles above Georgetown D.
there being splendid drive the north side Of the
fotomac TO the Chain Bridge AS summer resort for
IL now visited daily by hupdreds Of oarsmen and
in the country. In the hands Of capable man. and
with good accommodations for visitors this place
be made the most popular resort around Washington
Terms: One fourth cash: balance in one. two and
three with notes bearing interest and secured BY
and recording at purchasers cost $500 deposit
CURED at time OF sale. iyl8-dts
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How was He Hurt
NATHANIEL DAVIS SERIOUSLY INJURED ~ PAIL on
AN ASSAULT.


AN ASSAULT.
At :15 O'Clock this morning, Nathanial Davis, Q
coored man thirty years OF age, fell from second
story front window Of the Federal Building, corner
OF 7th and streets northwest, to the pavement,
and was badly hurt about the head. He was
taken to the Emergency Hospital by Onicers Lamb
and Byrnes, and was afterward removed to the
Freedmans Hospital
The above report was furnished ty the police
Davis who Is the 1anit0r OF the Federal building,
denies that he fell nom window, and says that
ne was struck with brick. At the hospital to.
Gay ne said he thought he knew who the man was
who hit him.
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ty16-m, th.s,m&ds5t

HNHUMAB OUWLIN3. AUCttoneef.
EXECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN GEORGETOWN. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
In conformity with the terms Of the will Of the
late Catharine Hess, Of Georgetown. D. c., wlllE45
sell on MQNDAY, July FIFTH, 1887, Ha
premises No 1872 Frederick Cor Bath street George
town, DCa well-constructed two-stOry and basement
frame dwelling house. with horse and COW stables in
rear. and oDyenient alley leading thereto.
Terms: Cash, convcyxncing atpurchaser's cost 91OO
deposit required ut time Of sale
jy19-1Ot CHARLES II. TRUNNEL. Executor
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From the Portland (Me.) Press July 10.
Last saturday Mr.. II. II. Thompson, the Cumber.
land-street nvery-stable keeper, paid sllo for Q
horse and carriage. He bought the team OF wo-
man who said she had no further use for IL. The
woman frst came 70 the stable without the team
and proposed the trade. She said the horse and
carriage were up on Fox street, but Mr.. Thompson
need not take the trouble OF going up there es
she would get the team and drive around TO the
stable In about an hour the woman returned.
driving good looking bay mare, and the sale was
made. But the team had not come from Fox
street, for instead OF going there the woman had
gone TO Hayes stable, on Plum street, and there
hired the team. MT. Hayes naturally suspected
something wrong when his property was not re
turned and notified the authorities that the team
was missing. OF course the supposition was that
the team had been driven out OF town, but yester-
day Mr. Hayes was surprised 10 learn that twas still
In this city, and Mr.. Thompson was probably not so
agreeaby surprised when he discovered the facts
In the case. Mr.. Hayes got his team. but the wo-
man and the $1l0 are missing. The woman gave
the name OF Annie O'Neil- She is about thirty
i've years old, weighs probably 40 pounds. Is OF
medium height and light complexion. She was
well dressed, and said that she had lived near the
park.
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MAltRIED.

BURGEss-ARMoR; On "wednesday. July 20, 1887,
and MARY l. ARMoR. Of Washington, ID. G.
DUNHAM-HALL. On July 10; 1857, by Rev.
Samuel L. Hsddaway, WILLIAM /. pUNHAM md
IRENE n. HALL. both of Washington, ID. c.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneer..

AssIaNEEs SALE OF STOCK OF BOTTLED
HHELYING, STORE FIXTURES, SHOWCASES,
On AsS ATnRGbfSSSS: Jrr1y rwENry.rH,np At ONE
O'CLOCK p. NJ, shall sell at store No. 600 Louisiana
avenue corner 9TH street northwest By virtue Of an
tST. . the stock in trade consisting Of Bottled Malt
Ing. store Fixtures, Awning. &c.
Terms cush I. c. WILLIAMSON
3y20-3t Assignee.
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FUTURE TRIPS OF THB PR.sIpKsT.-As Is the
summer custom numerous trips In as many dif1er-
ent directions are said to be In contemplation by
the President. It Is learned at the White House.
however, that the only trip the President has pos
1vely decided to take Is the visit to Georgia next
october. He Is not even decided about making
favor OF It's being made. He will doubtless 20
some place next month, but nothing has bean de-
ciOed as
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Appointments ~ sho Rfos6Ae0t.
The President this afternoon appointed ma G.
Walker, OF Texas 70 be secretary Of legation and
consul general as Bogota, and Thomas :DAsnour.
OF Virginia, to be consular CLERK
What Attorney.General Garland says.
When the Attorney General wa asked to-day
about the opinion on the alien act attributed 70
him by Nj. Town, In London, he said that he
had rendered an opinion about two months ego
on that subject to the President ct his rUQusss
but that 90 information about the matter had
ever been given out by him or the Department Of
Justice. Il was learned Ct the White House that,
although the opinion had never been
given out for publication, Il was not keps
who were connected With mining opsrationa and
who were DESTROYS Of obtaining the information.
The President asked for the opinion at ths1P 10.
them the points published are probably authentic.
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EXPLOSION OF FARM ESGINE.-The boiler OF o
steam threshing engine exploded yesterday on the
farm OF Edward Stroud, about three miles north OF
ElktOn, Nd. Instantly killing stroud and coiored
boy named Crawford, A horse standing near was
also killed, and two men were injured Mr.. stroud
was about rlty-Slx years Old ana leaves u widow
and several children
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CooLRR.-The Thermometer at O'Clock this
afternoon registered only 20 degrees. II was much
warmer earlier in the day, however. a. the maxi
mum wa 60 degrees
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DENTISTS IN CoNvENy1oN.-The New Jersey state
Dental society met yesterday at Asbufy Park
Among the famous dentists present were Prot X
b. Winder, OF the Baltimore Dental College, the
oldest institution OF its kind In the world; Prof
Prof. Frank Abbott, dean OF the New York Dental
college; DR.. II. A. Parr, OF New York, and OtherR
The retiring president Dr.. A. Il. Eaton OF EiSar
beth, delivered the annual address, n which be
reviewed the work OF tho past year. Several
clinics were held and papers were road By Dr. Z
Parmley Brown. OF Flushing, Long Inland. and d..
Frank II. Odell, Of New YORK.
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suicided from Despondencv.

NEW YORK, July 21.-Albert X. Given, thirty-one
years OLD, the New York salesman for the firm OF
NJ. w. Upper Co., manufacturers of ladies'
trimmings IN Philadelphia, tried to kill himself
this morning, and at present is prisoner under
an ONCE ct No. 20 Franklin street, and lives In
furnished room at No. % Irving Place. Six weeks
ago he lost his wife, and has since been the victim
OF hts OF dependency in which he, ordinarily not
q hard drinker, drank deep to drown his SORROW 1t
was THIS condition that the idea OF suicide oc-
CURED to him and was promptly acted upon this
morning. He had returned home after midnipht
more or less tipsy. At half-past l O'Clock the
other occupants heard the shot and called in the
police, who found Given alone in his room, shot in
the breast. No one had dared to enter before the
policemen came. At the hospital the surgeons
found that the bullet had taken the direction Of
the heart but did not believe that It had gone
deep enough to Kill
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A BRAVE GIRLS DARING DEEp.-Miss Fannio
Parker daughter OF Cortland Parker OF Newark,
y. j., performed a daring feat at Perth Amboy
Tuesday afternoon which nearly cost her life.
She was just going 70 battle, but before she had
taken OF her walking costume she heard calls for
help and saw woman struggling In the water.
She jumped into the water and swan TO the side
OF the struggling woman, who proved 70 be Ham
nah Dugan, cook The woman clasped Miss
Parker around the neck and both sank. By o
desperate struggle Miss Parker reached the sur.
face again and exclaimed: don't hold me 10y the
neck or we Will both drown" The woman then
seized Miss Parker by the waist and the latter
swan TO within few yards OF the shore, when she
was met by man In a boat Mrs. K Wayne
Parker In the meantime secured restoratives and
Miss Dugan was thought TO be recovering, when
she suddenly expired. IL Is the opinion of the at
tending physicians that she had a stroke OF apo
plexy In the water, and her death was partly due
10 the attack. She was large woman and
weighed about 200 pounds. Her relations live In
Jersey City. Miss Parker, not knowing that the
woman had died. resumed her bath, and was
much affected when she learned or Miss Dugan's
death. She modestly received the congratulations
OF her friends upon her daring.
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SToR4KnKPERs AfFOneT1D.-The secretary Of the
Treasury has appointed John Riordan and Henry
9. B0uan0 st0rekeepers In the revenue service tor
the FIRST Illinois district
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SALES.
IMPORTANT SALE OF A VALUABLE STOCK OF
GOODS At AUCTION, IN LOTS TO SUIT ALL.

GOODS AT AUCTION. IN LOTS TO SUIT ALI.
by order Of Messrs Smith wsriwsn of the Boston
va,esy Store who have glrchssssd the eSrs stock
ss Of and so
S$kSS BSS |S.:s q III L :sS
.la NJ Until the whole stock !. sold Ths stock u
70 and
q s9a s
Glasses Case. Of Silver plated Table Cutlery
8
FISHING and nt T.eas o s.ores bo
fGckssoooks and Cutlery Toilet so.p stock 81 Table
Framed Ensrsvinss Music Bofss IMMENSE stocf u
svef
inaon ,Pscs sale dsy will be apd :,
Stoves. etc.
This will be positive and peremptory SALE and buy
ty21-3t CHARLES WEEKS. Salesman.
CHbAAH NCERY nI SAFE OF VERY yALgABLE I'M y;
zfHvnss$n iSSS US s ss
virtue ~ Sf decree Of Supreme Court Of the
SSsa cn shs isth dss q July, iss7 the ' under l
% On 1ss ths
being IN the City Of Washington District Of Column
Da 70 Wiz: All that part Of lot six (6 in three
hundred and forty nine (349) which begins for the
same At the northwest corner of said lot and square
aud running thence south along the east line Of 18th
street west one hundred and tWentyseven and nfty
r rHn anses tS said ih street feet CAB
forty-seyen one hundredths feet (72.40; thence
north oeg G0 min, east forty five and seventy nine
one hundrsdths feet (4579) to Pennsylvania
avenue thence in northwestly direction along the
line OF said avenue eight feet cS to said 1th
street and point Of beginning the same being i'm
proved by large iron front building, known Hsr-
vey's Saloon.
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase money to
be lald III cash. OF which the Of fifteen hundred
dollars 500 is to be paid q deposit at the time
OF SALE the balance OF the purchase money to be paid
~ TWO equal instalments in one and two years from
deed OF trust the said described real estate and
TO draw ut the rate Of six centum
num- or all cash at the option Of the purchaser Terms
OF sale to be complied with In days after day OF
sale the property to be resod the costs and
OF the detaulting purchaser
CHAPLIN BROWN,
1913 ~ ct. NV. (,
FRANK I. BROWNING, 1fustess.
" 4l6 9th ST. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneer. jy21.d&ds
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PuPuLAT1oN OF TIE UNITED SrATIs,-Prof. Elliott.
the actuary OF the Treasury, has estimated the
population OF the United States on June LIST at
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In FAVOR OF MASTER WORKMAN PowpERLY.-At
yesterdays session OF the convention or District
Assembly 30, Knights or Labor, at Fall River,
Mass, II resolution was adopted instructing us
delegates not to accept the resignation OF Grand
Master Workman POwderiy ut the Forthcoming
Minneapolis convention. There was some oppo-
sition, as IL was Claimed his administration had
cost that district above 30 900 members.
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noeda in foe have hoon d,ed "a sollouvo. NJ n
n. sub ", So sss; =. JOS Burden snp to o F. .1 IT,
,0'1 o. aHS nS So S@.
no. $40 ooo ns 'U mo- 90 anu part DO SO
-; 40; s,o ~. :: ea MACK 70 IneO. Schwan, part
beyasn &c. sa ss hshssasoh
sickle 70 Abraham Fisher, part and part sub Is,
SQ. ~; $4,000 Mary A Coyle 70 y. G. Jameson.
same, lot do; SIS. $40. 80 II. c. Jameson to H.
wise Garnett, part 8. do; S.. 4sa OF, also parts
ana !s s. 90; 1890 also part 4 do: Sas7A2 %;
mond part % 50: 165; $25, 600. Frank H. Jack
Son " A. K. H. Johnson, sub la, so. 1853; $500
addition IS e
VII Tallmadge to B. 3: Wells, lots TO 6, 50. ne.
i065; IL g. 1045, 20 and 81, SO. 1077, part T. 50.
90. i046;t-. 3. B. Wells to Jno. S. Bliss, lots u
g IS I'll ana ios s. iois; r. and I'd =, So iSs s.
%. II, p, 20, and 81, SO. ne; 1865: $35, 600.
Same to A. NJ Bliss lots u, 20. 81, 81, 81 30, IS.
f. 81. ~ g. 90 g. g. g. a. n 81, %, ee 81, So.
1917; g. q, and 8, 50. 1855; l3, -, Do 26 81, and
81, So l045; $4,000. Same TO w. Ii. Tallmadge,
lots IL IL 19 % 20 and 81, 50. ne. OF l065;
and II, So I0e5; 25 &c ~ IS, Il, ~, 43, So 81,
90, o. OK ~ "a 70, 81, s2 80 So so, 90, and 100,
50. l046; $35,O 600. c. b. smith OF al 10 Jane c.
Johnson, lots 572 and $40, UniontOwn; S2l, 600
J.w. Davis ct al to W. Mayse, 1l.6 acres OF Pros
DeCC Hill: $3,OOO. Sara0 Il. Vyrer TO same sub
lot 81 So lO2S: 81, 500 b. b. Wells to Eleanor A
Evans, Lot 2, 81. 81; $3.50. f. b. Dyer to A. b.
FarQuhar lots to TO- 10 to %, % to 81, blk 10.
Reno; e260. j. H. Shelton to Margaretha A,
Kroeger ut. f. 50, 1910: 81 roo A S. Tayior ct
C. c. Duncanson TO e j. Grahaln SUD lots "A and
As 80, lO05: ,&2 n. Robinson, ir ct al TO
W. WEIGH lot H. So 500: g. W. r. WEIGH TO
James ODonnell same property: 81 800 J. C.
Head to Amanda A Bolton sub lot i9 80 SIS:
S26f5O r. Meme2yri to C. II Parker lot IL Res
A: SlO.0OO James Johnson exr., TO II, d. Gun
r. Thomas Callahan nf < so 100. "a 600 Fred
erica Z RODGERS et al To Ann Il Rodvrrs MT an
Ike: E a Wendell tn n Wendell lpf , on
Grant Road. G. Ruin G. Denison 10 Emily n
Read suh iok az 70 az Mefronoiis View. las
ROW TO III Goldstein nt 4 sG s27. "a S.S "a 7 n
Ncpherson To Fiizaneth q, SaeIlenfarSrer W u Al
sO. ISS: n. 900. JnO. f. CuiIinane 10 EIizanetI,
Rkn1ies " " D en- 1i,. Fl S50 Emily II Reed 70
KUN e Denis0n4 sub lots 40 tn "a biE ~ Me- %
int 3 90 oso: $o1e o; Narv Rcown ~ =, 0i"t W.
Sch TtnG ana 4 II Cisrte naris ID and "a. on hsS
Perrv Of a s1,,ipStaes 70 same na g 11 10
40 eS0 90 iYmnfh;y So"no, To say pyad.ns'
nersf Ssnf ae,s Hi. Z, AN AS' w ~ A'uu"Ae'
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we're the resdtnos at the st1nai Once 70 DIV. s
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ru,vxs r. FEE Ronv or Hrp Rporurp Tho
body OF the unknown White man who died ar the
Emergency Hosnffal Tmesdav WAS nor identiaaS
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CHrNCH BUGS IN IIIINoIs.-Prof Forbes, State
entOmologist or Illinois, says that chinch bugs
have obtained foothod In the northern portion
or the state TO such an extent as TO assure inn
menSe number OF them next year unless weather
unfavorable TO their development should inter-
vene. He says that the danger from this source
threatens TO damage the wheat crop OF 1883 TO an
extent In comparison with which the pleuro-pneu-
monia and other recent outbreaks OF contagious
diseases among domestic animals Will be insignin-
cant.
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The Brazilian cable between Bahia and Rio
Janeiro and batween Santos and Rio Janero is in-
terrupted
Editors, bank officers and board OF health OF
Memphis unite In denying that yellow fever exists
there, as has been reported